ThePenguin was absolutely amazing and I cannot, for the life of me, understand why they are not making this world the lynchpin of the new DC universe. I have been saying for years that DC needs to separate itself from Marvel by leaning into the darker/grittier side of comics. They are doing that with The Batman and The Penguin and seeing huge success. Instead of sticking with that though, we are getting James Gunn and likely another comedy fueled universe, when we have already seen that fail.

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10 小時內	Jake Hudson rubickon	Totally agree. The Batman and The Penguin have been the best DC stuff on screen since the Arrowverse.
13 小時內	Anthony Abraham anthonyabraham777	When it gets darker, they fear , the R or 18 rating might reduce viewership and revenue generally. But I believe that this is still up for debate
2 天內	Alarion alarion_creations	Some people think that the only way to be "dark and gritty" is to do what Man of Steel did and make the CHARACTERS darker and grittier. Those people are wrong. Superman especially works better in a dark and gritty cinematic universe, because as the shining beacon of hope, he stands out more. He seems more "superman-y" in a world in need of a hero than in a shining world full of them. Superman in a Marvel-esque world is just another cape. So agreed; make The Batman-iverse the default canon.